Winter Golf

Still playing every week during the winter, unless conditions dictate otherwise. We play over 14 holes during the winter months, which works quite well in the shorter daylight hours. -4 last Saturday

I still try to play on weekends although it can be a struggle. Apart from that it's just putting, putting, putting practice as its the part of my game which can do with most improvement.

I'm trying to get out for 9 holes at least twice a week not always possible though

Still trying to get out once a week but Christmas things keep getting in the way

My son has a lesson at a local covered driving range every week so I hit balls while he is doing that. Occasionally manage to sneak into the fitting room to use GC2 to check yardages and so on although with range balls it is never 100% accurate.

My son has a lesson at a local covered driving range every week so I hit balls while he is doing that. Occasionally manage to sneak into the fitting room to use GC2 to check yardages and so on although with range balls it is never 100% accurate.

Now James that's an efficient use of time :)

Nothing changes in Winter for me. Play once a week either in our "roll up" or our very competitive Winter League which is a 4BBB format. Will give me the chance to get properly dialled into my new 917D and F and my new H1s before the qualifiers start again in April.

Playing only once a week, but main difference this year I have regularly been to local driving range (plus American Golf shop) so can test out new TItleist gear!

Ditto, still playing once a week. In fact I've started to play 9 holes on Saturday as well as a pre Sunday match warm up, it's really helped my game I'm now playing to handicap occasionally again.

No such thing as bed weather just bad clothing!

Totally agree ! It's nearly February...... great stretch in the evenings:)

Play twice a weekend, wrap up warm - but not too many layers.
Our club runs a Winter League which guarantees a game when tee times are difficult to acquire because of the lack of daylight hours.